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Industry Outsider recommends the Franklin 3 and the Bedford 3. The reviewer notes that the two bikes share a lot of similarities, including the frame material and drivetrain. He liked that the Franklin 3 came with fenders, a durable chain made by KMC, a chainguard, and a sealed bottom bracket. The fender keeps water and mud from flying up onto you, and the other features will help with long-term durability.

Insulation displacement contact (IDC) and press-fit or compliant pin technology have proven to be two of the most reliable contact systems in critical automotive applications for well over a decade. Utilized in systems including airbag, engine, and transmission control units (i.e., vehicular computers), these high-reliability contacts provide continuous gas-tight or cold-welded terminations throughout the life of the vehicle.

“So a regular vest requires light to hit the reflective material and that doesn’t always happen right away,” Collins said. “So if somebody’s coming around a turn, they’re not going to see that reflective material until the light hits it.”

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[B65G] TRANSPORT OR STORAGE DEVICES, e.g. CONVEYORS FOR LOADING OR TIPPING, SHOP CONVEYOR SYSTEMS OR PNEUMATIC TUBE CONVEYORS (packaging B65B; handling thin or filamentary materials, e.g. paper sheets or thread, B65H; cranes B66C; portable or mobile lifting or hauling appliances, e.g. hoists, B66D; devices for lifting or lowering goods for loading or unloading purposes, e.g. fork-lift trucks, B66F 9/00; emptying bottles, jars, cans, casks, barrels or similar containers, not otherwise provided for, B67C 9/00; delivering or transferring liquids B67D; filling or discharging vessels for liquefied, solidified or compressed gases F17C; pipe-line systems for fluids F17D)

Inventor(s): Patrick Hogan Sullins (Arlington, TX) Assignee(s): UNASSIGNED Law Firm: No Counsel Application No., Date, Speed: 29638079 on 02/23/2018 (396 days app to issue)

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Gradeless expects to launch zif in the first quarter of 2019 in seven cities in the Metro Detroit area, with an expected customer base of 500,000 customers and 15 to 20 technicians to service them. Later, with the data gleaned from this launch, zif will come to other communities including the Lenawee County area.

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Abstract: A trigger can include one or more kinesthetic features to provide increased mechanoreceptor stimulation. This can give a shooter increased kinesthetic awareness of the trigger pull. The trigger can include any number of different kinesthetic features in different configurations such as ridges, grooves, bumps or depressions, raised or depressed surfaces, bars, etc. These features can provide an increased sense of feel to encourage the straight, even, efficient and/or consistent pressing of the weapon”s trigger to produce consistent and accurate shot placement. The trigger can include two kinesthetic features or reference points, such as parallel bars, on the trigger face. With the parallel reference points the operator can apply equal pressure across the face of the trigger during manipulation.

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